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" Substance abuse intervention, prevention, rehabilitation, and systems change strategies : "
Edith M. Freeman.
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BL
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1029701
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b784071
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Freeman, Edith M.
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Substance abuse intervention, prevention, rehabilitation, and systems change strategies : : helping individuals, families, and groups to empower themselves /\ Edith M. Freeman.
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New York :: Columbia University Press,, [2001]
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, ©2001
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Empowering the powerless
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1 online resource (xix, 487 pages) :: illustrations.
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0231504845
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: 9780231504843
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0231102364
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9780231102360
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 451-476) and index.
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| Contents
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1. Conceptual, theoretical, and research issues related to empowerment practice -- 2. Understanding the substance abuse and addiction process from an empowerment perspective -- 3. The substance abuse policy and funding subsystem: sociopolitical and power issues -- 4. The community development and primary group subsystem: sources of power, resiliency, and substance abuse prevention -- 5. The substance abuse program subsystem: organizational, administrative, and direct service issues -- 6. Intervention: an empowerment-based preservice foundation for prevention and rehabilitation -- 7. Community prevention: empowerment, systems change, and culturally sensitive evaluation -- 8. Assessment: clients as experts on their experiences, recovery motivation, and power resources -- 9. Group approaches to collective empowerment in rehab, self-help, and prevention programs -- 10. Family-centered rehabilitative services: intergenerational and nuclear family empowerment and evaluation strategies -- 11. Building on cultural diversity in client-centered individual work: implications for self-empowerment -- 12. Phased services during aftercare and termination: evaluation of empowerment outcomes -- 13. New alternatives: a drug and alcohol rehab program for a multicultural adolescent population -- 14. Restore and repair: perinatal rehab services for women and children -- 15. Recovery works: rehab services for adults with dual diagnoses -- 16. Dareisa Rehab Services: a culture-specific program for African American adults -- Epilogue: Lessons learned from empowerment research: implications for the future of empowerment practice.
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-- Irene Moreda, Social Work with Groups.
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Family psychotherapy.
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Substance abuse-- Patients-- Family relationships.
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Substance abuse-- Treatment.
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Family psychotherapy.
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HEALTH FITNESS-- Diseases-- Nervous System (incl. Brain)
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MEDICAL-- Neurology.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE-- Social Work.
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Substance abuse-- Patients-- Family relationships.
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Substance abuse-- Treatment.
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Substance-Related Disorders-- rehabilitation.
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Patient-Centered Care.
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Social Support.
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Substance-Related Disorders-- prevention control.
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| Dewey Classification
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616.86
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RC564.F75 2001eb
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WM 270F8557s 2001
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